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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
"BARyEYp OR0 UEKh'S GOOD LUCK.

AN OLD INDICTMENT AGAINST HIM DISMISSED
OTHER DEFENDANTs.LET OFF,
Barney" o Rourkc who owns several liquor
and Is supposed TO in his pocket the vote
of a considerable portion Of tho With Assembly Dis
trct, has been relieved of one load which oppressed
him when he thought OF II. An Indictment was found
against O'RourIc In 1882 when Pinhcrton's detectives
investigated affair, In tho With District The dc
tectlvcs to Indictment Clerk Henry G. Allen
long report of what they had heard suspected and
O'Rourke and several others were accused Of at
tempting to bribe intimdate voters. Tho indict
mcnts pressed, but O'ROnrko has since
been good friend Of the prosecuting powers. lie
deserted the Republican candidate for sheriff In 1855
to help Andrew J. " he, Mr. Marines friend. and al
the last election he was said TO DO an earnest sup
porter Of Colonel Fellows.
Tho indictment against O'ROurke was dismissed
yesterday by Judge Gildcrslccvc on tho rccoHmenda
ton Of Mr. MARITIME Tho District Attorneys request
for The dismissal ndO scd on dummy lndct-
nent which had been prepared for the Endorsement
The original indictment had disappeared MI Mar
tine said yesterday that tho original indictment had
torncy Apple alton was made to him for dismissal
Of tho indlcm ent, and the original Indictment hal
disappeared and tho Of tho witnesses woo not
and proof could be obtained tho only course
dismiss the Indictment In tho way In which "
done. The indictment also mentioned the names
OF Thomas Gully and Thomas +. Geary defendants,
and another lost Indictment accused Thomas Burns
Thomas Sullivan and John Nc Donald Of similar Of
fences All Of these accusations were dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
yrUS FROM TIE Suburbs.

-, ,ryrpv.Y WANTS HIS DAUGHTER BA'k'
~ Con, boarding at No. 80 fhEhth7t'' ms
city, Wa arrested at Vet Ne" bSn0o"' -, ., 49,
YESTERDAY morning by oncer Da"n On COMPLAIN VI
rt,k Mckefnan, a ADOt"f VINO charge" Inv "S0'o'
Aiductng his pretty scsent' en- e"fV'a u'us"v -,
lie Asa urelei, .hAlgc OF larceny against me u"'V"
r, .nn.r Ma, TAI sen before Justice Naught at 'ap'h
a.. Ammo kttty Me herman UNUSUALLY pretty gi
vim . unr ngufr hair and black eyes Sho hs".'p
nr,niuent, IA the celebrated Dolores DAfh'"f rhV'"s
ARRAY which occurred a. the "lhc"'a''f "~''"
Meat New rlghtOn, last summer, bchB inc P''h 'P'
.i,,.ss n tho cast 1t hero that Dr. Con, middle
aged gentlcman rather good looking, hfst ni'n" heI AZ
quAin ance. lie has ever since been f'su'' ,iS''o
the Winchester hOurs. About monh ago hIa' nO
herman, klttys other, token Ill and rcmo' ed |" he
st Vincent Hospital IN ts city, "hef" she u'u OooDI
u of Bright scase. During Mfs MchcfHah h4h''S
nr Con was constant visitor a. the hospital.
Al the request OF Mis-. Mchcrnan Dr. CON provided Tor
three chlIdIen as she h<1 nut H'ou WIN "'i
Tor number VI years.
Dr con WAS In his cell at Police Headquarters
StapeOn, yesterday afternoon aud gave our inc Oio"hs
,toTy: This simply case OF revenge because have
rcfused ~ give 300 Mccra, Who has neither lived
with nor Supported wife fbr number OF years Mrs
McKerna while lying her d;atl-bed Al the hospital,
Tor her Children which promised to do
AFTER the buried rok caro- Of hcr three
children, boys aud Kitty. The boys are twelve and
fifteen years old. James, tho elder, procured position
with express company. Frank, tho younger boy,
placed Father DrungOJcs Institution at Mount lDrrctto
:, l., where he can "a bo kitty refused To live
bincc lived with her aunt on the
north shore
Dr. Con further sad that Mrs McKernan had requested
sell furniture and with the proceeds d1raJ the
peihc taking ~ the children until they had
doctor stole the furniturc and IN con-
sequence preferred charge against him Of grand
larceny On motion Of Counsellor IOwors attorney for
Dr. Con- the adjourned until this after
$500 bail. DIR. Con several years ago lived at Etng
Vile, >. l., where hc widely known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11

Steamer New.York. Mason. Gaveston-J Van Sickle
WIN clyde q Co.
steamer Caymore tBr,. Gulland, Norfok-Carter Macy
a CO. n-,.,- =,
Steamer Gen whitney Bearss. Boston-H Dimock.
sars Atlantic L,nfare, Pointa Pitrs and Bridgeown
ii Trowb bridges Sons. .,,,,.. r. a. .-S., =.
BriT Daylight Foster Port sp,in-L w A<moIlsng
SAILED.
Steamer, State OF for glasgow Montauk Ieith
Rngia Hamburg: Colon Aspinwall; onar and Nacocohee
Savannah Tuckahoe West Point Va; "yanehe' Soriok'
IKE MOVEMENTS OF SrEANGa1
FOREIGN PORTS.
LIVERPOOL Nov lO-sailed. steamer Oxenho me tBr).
OrggSsrowN Nov lO-Arnved. steamer Britannia tBrl.
par.e NewYek Nov ON her way TO Lvorsool (and
Sailed steamer Adratic (Bp Cameron. from Liverpool
S"tTnhWProy Nov lO-Arvei steamer Aller Ger,
Chriatofers lrsa NswYorx Nov2 on her way 10 Bremen
fant proceeden - o,.---,. m, 49,.
MARspLGRs Sov 6 Arrived steamer Linda (Br. o'Nsii
from New YORK.
Keagur Mediterranean ports on her To New YORK
U0XG KOSO Nov O--Arrvec. steamer City OF sydney,
Fricie from san Francisco oct IL
PARA Nov 6-Arived steamer Augustine (Br). Harwood,
frsm NewYsrk
nor later s.ipo'nq wOGV mn s> FTHt PIJ@'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11

Surrogate Lott dccidcl yesterday that Arthur ".
DICK Who d.sappcaro frum home at 80. 40-
Pulaski IT., ia 1--O, ami has not since been heard
from, "a legally dead AMI admitted hls viii probate
Tho contract for eNcs ating FIR trenches and con
cfciln6 for the addition to thu Icacrs I.ulun.
ha- been arIci to John cox 60 who bid - OiO T.
,hc woIh must DO done IN thIrty ave atys.
John Michnc chwia az, sixty four, Of No l44 North
fourth-,t.. Wa khol by falling Gown stars his
home GA Wednesday evening
John H. Eouth, age twenty seven, Of No so Dcbc-
yOsc place has been missing 4m biz .onc since Tues
lay morning. No cause for his Absence Is known
The annual election Of oni,crs for tie HmokS u
Maternity ami School Trancl Nurses IN Conc orii
ycsJ.r The How ns uiiiccts we're chosen
Mrs J. l. Howard, fist air ctIces Nj, W. IT, Lach.
Nrs q. W. Cilbort, secretary MB Robert SHAW.
treasurer.
The fifteenth anniversary meeting of the Long island
Branch Ol tho WVmeu's Au.ilar to the Episcopal
loarl of MI siuna held yc-tcrity In ~. John ,
Church, Iishop Lutte john presiding EnrotiraSne
REPORTS ysef,> and addrcs-os "cIr ni"lo " INC
rev Lucius Waterman, NJ y. H'IOct, l. IVi'''' JON"
SclAinn aId j. H. Darling On.
.1he thirty-a1th annual meeting Of the Board OF
Managers of tho Iome for kcsI ectabc As'u am !"
,,,,nt Ienacs known IA the Graham In@tlu'l"h'
- held yc,ieday at ihe homo In wa-hinSton-Ayc
Lc uul'r o. Inmate, Il eighty eight ui "h"u o'bls
xcrc aimittnl this year Ten tlcd III INC Sc''' o'o
of whom " az ninety four years OF aSc
Tho name Of he hort Greene Presbyterian 'hui'"
~. L.,u c.angcd to Tho Cumberland lI'-pH ''ii''
church The Lafayette Avcnn" 'huich mas H''P'' -
ami of IT, former financial onharraS'h''h'7
The motion for stay of pr"c'"lhs' ~ r'o -,
, - II rl,yen was argued before Judge D>knan Ih
Whito Plans yesterday, AMI de'l7oh wa ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
CHILDREN IN DANGER.
What Threatens the Little Ones Above tho Hariem-
Two Summers in a Boy . Life.

What Threatens the Little Ones Above tho Harlem
Two Summers in Boy . Life.
In North New-York, where live, nearly everybody
has more or less maara troubles, from grown people
down TO little children My children, three In nun
ber four eleven and fourteen years. have
all had IT, The Oldest, boy, has had It In Its WORST
FORM One ago last August he had IN acute attack
The doctor said did not how 10 could have been
more severe. For six long weeks, right In the heat Oh
summer, the boy down SICK He had palms and as
tress in pretty much all parts OF his body. HIS head
achcd almost all the time, he complained Of pain In the
side his skin dry and feverish, he lost his sppete
and his sleep, was bed good DEAL and could scarcely
This last summer QsS7) the same symptoms appeared
Plainly ounine him. and we knew OF moth
ing else At this time neighbOr-Mrs. Frederick Mer'
whose husband actually saved from death by kaskins
said TO me. Why don't you try Kaskine for your boy Y
Feeling how stupid not to have thought OF that
before, got bottle and began giving 1t to him. He
Got better right away. Tho dreadful roaring In tho ears
that had troubled him stopped, and he got strength
and seep and school opened he was able To attend'
and has done so ever since. MRS. EMMA WILEY
el0 East 157th-st., New-YOrk.
Other letters Of similar character, from prominent
Individuals, which stamp Kaskine as remedy OF IN
doubted merit, will be sent application
The Kasklno Company, 81 Warren-st, New.fork' ana
az Farringdon ROan London.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
TIE CUSTOM HOUSE GUiLLO TINE AT WORK

When Collector Magone advised by Surveyor
Beattie and Deputy Collector aud se' Rotary OF The
civil Service Board John A Mason, discovered CON
venient way OF finding places for Democrats WITHOUT
forcing them " a Civil Service examination, by ap
nointlpg several as "conildenta clerks and @'unG
deputy collectors, little did tho appontees think
that they could would DO as readily disposed Oh
But collector Magcnos advisers have gwen them fresh
Ideas and those who fail to approve Of every acuoh
Of the present Administration and say amen" "
cvory expression OF opinion from Dan" Lamont ana
President Cleveland hay expect to receive a pip
notinu that their SERVICES no longer required
Confidential Clerk and Acting Deputy Collector
George II Davis appointed as such at the rogue,
Of Oswald OuendOrfcr In May. Mr. OtcndoricrS
paper tho "Staats Zcitung," opposed the election
John r. Fellows. Then Mr. DAVIS grew into disfavor
In tho eyes Of tho principal Custom House onicals
and he was recommended for tho gulli0tine. mr
FaIrchd tested the edge Of the knife ana MI DaVis
head fell ir tho basket yesterday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11

~, p.n-o.d vhno vsIkne bstwesn 0reenvile and Pam.
,Sno A. late hour wednesday found the manged BODY OF
nesrs 70 be sbont thirty years old he tail we,o
With brown and mustsche and dressed In ofA co'us
The body was taken to Speer's morgus
inoues has ordered In tho cas-: Of John
who killed in tho al secaucus
Counsellor Daily applied yesterday TO Chancellor MGoi TOT
6.mns1 wife urdsrer Argument win be heard Saturday
Mayor Cleveland viii give hearing on Monday afternoon
road tracks Tho hearing has been granted On
sbs counsel for interested property owners
r.hn Ramsay reporter for The Tdtflsr. paper pub
,h.d during the recent campaign arrested yesterday
chsrg.d with libel sheriff elect Davis Ramsay made an
aay which published In me Idt1ter charging Ds'"
With being an eX."diYe" keeper
ycshancolor Van Elect Of NewJersey has granted to
,hs OF the Of william Dodge Injunction
Pennsylvania Railroad Company from yaca
by the CITY Board Of Public Works granting
Inc rte bit 70 elevate the tracks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
SF SHKLBURNES VARIED CAREER.

Tho unfortunate man who was accidentally caught
In tho spokcs Of the tenon hy-wheei OF tho trenton
eng ne at the American Institute on Wednesday even
Ing and inst antly crushed and ground into an unrccOg
nzablo mass, had peculiar history Ills real name
was sylvester Franklin Schoonmakcr iio was born
in Albany on November 3, 1895. lie was educated
at Yale, Yhcro no graduated In 1851, after which
he entered tho Union Theological Seminary ana was
ordained a minister In Jersey ny On August ., lso2'
Governor Seymour appointed him chaplain OF tho 34h
Ney.York Volunteers and he mustered Int the
service of tho United states February y 1903 Ito
served with his regiment as chaplain until IL was mus
tered out June 10, 1868. In looo LOT fanny
reasons Mr.. SchOOnmdAcr changed his name 10 sydney
Tortescue nbelburno IN the year he sailed for
Eurnps and remained there until 1868 engaged In sci
eDtinc studies. his return to this country he at
temutcd under a contract from thc Government to
remove tho distractions at Holl Cato. Lattorly he
has been Interested In river and harb0i improvements
I'm connection with which no Is said TO have nado I'M
portant discoveries Mr.. shclburne was not married
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
INCOMING STEIHESS
SHIPPING NEWS
PORT OF NEW .YORK....... TUESDAY, NOV. 10. 1887


hi.amer Devona Br) Crockhar glasgow Oct a. Neville
2s mso AMI 301 passengers To Henderson, Bros Arrived
n the bar al noon.
steamer fnfcla UtaD B.uno. Greenu sopt27. Palermo
oct 4 l6 Naples II. Gib altar 81 with mse and
22 Phelps bros Co. Arrived At tho Bar 1t
IL 10
steamer Sidonian r) Jameson Genoa Sept 81 Leghorn
Oct2 Naples H. H. with mdso Henderson Bros
Arrived At tho Bar at 20 M
steamer Nu-crr, Bolgor Galveston Sdays, via Koy West
WIN mi AMI passenger to G. IL Mallory g Co
Steamer CITY ~ Augusta. Catherine. days.
Steamer Ii + Dimock. IIactt, BOSTON with mdse to II
Dmook.
mn continental Gilkey, Manila 1913 DAYS with sugar to
Cornsliu, BUYS; vessel To DE GruOt g P.ck.
VIM IOtCh. Gbbs Iioyo 80 with mdse Won
Pustan q Co. vessel to 81 + Pickering & Go.
Caracas tNOrL JeuBcn Chrlstsnla 80 DAYS with
empty barrels to ORDER enham Boyesen
der. la Funch. Edye q Co
Bark cornelius tber WndhOr-t, Bromen 81 days, with
mdss "a order v-ssol u Hermann koop q Co
Robert Dillon Leighton Savannah days with lum.
Dor o order vessel TO master.
Brig Lewis squire nielsen, Port Royal IL days, with
lumbrr To order. vessel TO master.
Schr Glen tr) Seocy ~ John Nh. 10 DAYS with lumber
To Chase. Talbot q Co vessel to Scammell Bros
AUNSEr-At Sandy Hook wind esh W; cloudy. At City
Island wind frcsh nv cloudy
CLEARED
Steamer Carolina tSpan). URale LverpoolJ Bruce 10.
Steamer state OF Nebraska (Brl Braos Gasgow-Ausun
Baldwin N Co
Steamer Colon Henderson Aspnwali-Pacho Mail IS Co
steamer cav 81 Atlanta. Buriey, Havana and Mexican
ports-f Aior andre h Son.
Steamer orinoco lBr 0aryin. Hamilton. Ber-A Outer
bridge q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
NEW-JERSEY.

'si o T na Se %
probably fatal I'M uries.
CRAWFORD The seventh animal convention Of tho Union
men viii max. addresses.
hi. nome isrlc~smounted every three ballet.
ca, recsved majority oi2s. which three time. tho
usual Republican majority.
R.nwAE-The osht among the Democrats for tho pc &
over samuel Halliday have tho support OF tho best
.n for 10 p poo1 BY /. BY
many most nke,y to make him tho lucky man In when
OF John l. trowo Democrat who claims his reei'con As
G.r sy n a1 ~ SI Of music '"s and
rency BEARING Tho picture Of rooster INC KepSD,e'ns'
WI be i.n.nlsd win ripc our GrCwols ma a,
Eiitsbsthpor and other Democratic stronghold, wero
n. Y"nas PsD Alteration Of the Sap
bryan on nsn, ana M
MoRRsrowr lame. May who i've, in chester IL under
charged IN sett * nrs to me barn o, wan COZ
May s.ltn. h9r.. out OF ME bs,n ra9n was @
When 10 Jaw the nre and tore or Of the
to.avs tho live 'tscE
MK1rcmES-Burgl,r, visited Metuchsn on wednesday
mig and committed burgirie- They broke into the
station and baggage room stole quantity OF II K
CARED quantity OF clothing They went In through
They then effected AL entrance into The house OF
AleKan ior Arrrsby pTyns open window Win chisei
his whee~reht shop They stole brace and b
srn- IN ncs hero and there bored tho cearOor
stole ham. pot Of butter. pan OF milk ana table
cloth
Nrw .BRrSswiCK-John Zeircr. hlorer shot and se
Adam Richie at Slfrey Lee Oh Mcdnes ay
hi. Richie brick maker and ayrd IN ,enVrt'a
with wLo Aai been qu-rrelmk with /esl'r
without saving wO d to Richie Iryrr drew royOiyor
ana nfco hot heart neger
Captain 'hsrfs Doy Of ompsny Is, ha@ seat
hs gnAiion 10 Tho companf. lut nan Robert watson,
tis.4d vii also resign All tho regular monthly meeting
tho company last night there wass veY lively time. but
members decline 10 have thns 10 as 10 the cause
Of the %, urOauCn
PAssAiC.-Thr Passaic National Bank, which has been
only few months. has declared semi annual
and added $1,000 ~ Ito surplus,
mahinc tho latter co. 90 IN all
PATkE~oN-A number ~ aes OF m" Pros by"riln Church
~ he K.lrm'r VIII soon OPEN Day Nurs"ry f1r children
whose have 70 cut To work, and N tho plan
several such nurseries VIII De opened IN
poorer parts ~ N" city under IN" ~ ihc Womens
CIV Missionary society. DR.. Mag'ncrow has been APP
ncd House Ph -ican n tho Paterson General Hospital
W"ck- m" uatrOn. has resigned and VIII be sue
Miss OF tho trained nurses Of tn" In.
siifuffon Ttrlv yostcday morning James Seaman,
sge forty w. married. 81 No 157 INST. fell while
h. hone and struck his head on curhsfone Mar
shau and oliver ats fractufnE his skull He died In
throequarters OF M hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
NO MORE DOODLE TRIAL THIS YEAR.
Mr. MARITIME WILL not UNDERTAKE ANOTHER oNr

Mr. MARITIME WILL NOT UNDERTAKE ANOTHER ONE
COLONEL FELLOWS 10 he CONSULTED.
mo moro Doodle cases In my term" was MI
Marines announcement when asked yesterday a. TO
what he expected to do with the un1ed bribery cases
lie said that If the cases depended ON The de-
cison Of the Court OF Appeals In the Sharp case ana
his time would be so well occupied In other invcsli-
cations that he did not expect ~ have time to under
tale trial 40 long as a bribery trial would be.
10 said thai perhaps the Squire Flynn case might
be taken up at the o. or and Tcrmlncr Term In tho
latter part Of month There are several homicide
cases, however which avail trial at nat term
oOncl Fellows will have charge VI The oyer anu
Termincr calender when he returns from week >
vacation which | Will begin on Monday MT Marine
said that he wonld not put ais case OF great puilc
inf crest ON trial in the remainder Of hi' term with
out consulting Colonel Fellows, the Dbtrct-httOrney
oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-11
NETWORK CITY.

Tho aIpmnm OF Mt Holyoke Seminary, living in
New.York and its vicinity Will meet at the hotci
brunswick tomorrow There Will DO musical ana
literary exercises and luncheon
Tho regular monthly meeting Of the Harvard Club
will be held AZ tho rooms, No. II West twenty
second-st, tomorrow evening at O'CLOCK
This evening thero will DO a reception to youns
men in the dry goods trade In tho Twenty -thlrdSh
branch Of the Young Mems Christian Association
Arrangements arc being made for the fourth annual
Medical students Missionary Conference which VIII
bc held in Association Hail. At Fourth ave and TWEEN,
tv-thiri-st one week from Sunday. Dr. Post, OF
Beyrout will be Of the speakers on mat occasoh-
Tho Board OF Aldermen. acting as a Board OF
Supervisors will on Tuesday next begin the work
of canvassing tho ctys vote Tho members VIII
meet in the County Clerks Office and be sworn In.
They will then organize and go To work The WORK
this year Will no more than In any year since
1884. account Of tho largo number OF Candidates
The Dock BOARD yesterday passed resolution ask
ing tho Corporation Counsel to bring cult against the
holders Of East River Waterfront between Sixth and
Thirteenth sts.
Two new members wcrc admitted to the Stock
Exchange yesterday +. l. MorrcD, OF Tinker q
Weston: and J. Borden Hartman, a member Of tho
new firm OF II. q. Campbell Co. Both wcro treated
with the customary attentions when they appeared
on the floor, and Mr.. Hartman especially In a way
new members paid $50 900 apccc for their seats.
and according to tho official reports that price was
sui bid.
"Davd Coppcr1c1" and " Bob sawyer's Party
favOrito selections with the elder Dickens. Will com
pose tho programme Of tho reading at ChickerinS
Hall this afternoon by Charles Dickens, who will
then ~ axe his third appearance In New-Iork
Ex-Asscmhlyman John c. Nigutsch, who com
mitcd suicide ut his homo, No. 81 First It..
buried yesterday. Tho funeral large one.
many OF his old friend. and business associates benz
present. There were representatives from Beethoven
and Grufn Nannrrchors, Gotham Bowling Club and
tho Jacob NJ Patterson Association
owing to the lnclcmcnt weather MIR Chamberlain
remained tho Rrcvoort House all day yesterday
sayo for short walk up broadway. lie received
several visitor, and III tho evening dinol out
l. G. l. jordan, assistant secretary Of tho Cooper
Uniun acknOw lodges tho receipt Of $40 from \. r.
T." which viii be applied tho general purposes of
tho Union.